Short Acquisitions Poems
Short Acquisitions Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Acquisitions by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Acquisitions by length and keyword.
In its whisperings and articulations
A searchlight into that hidden recess
The bane of acquisitions
Becomes the flight from humility
On which freedom rests
Shall we render benefaction of such
Crude and insidious notions.....
Categories:
acquisitions, character, courage,
Form:
Concrete
I am haunted
by the games he played
the acquisitions he made
the guilt he made me feel
I played right along
like an idiot
right into his hand
until the day came
when he found someone else
to play his game
and I was finally released
Categories:
acquisitions, abuse,
Form:
Free verse
A fire within,
Caving to the sin,
I feel at hand,
And my tanned-
Legs begin to quake,
I feel an ache,
In my soul,
Find control,
To pursue,
What’s true,
In a world of apparitions,
And acquisitions,
I need something real,
Stabbing my side to feel,
What is reality,
Certainly not actuality.
Categories:
acquisitions, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
While you battle with life like no tomorrow
Hustling and bursting the streets and places
Hoping for the fulfilment of acquisitions
The ordained course of life could be different
Each chose a path to thread before now
In this current journey of earthly existence
Known to the custodians above and the self
The path which alone can satisfy and fulfil
Categories:
acquisitions, growing up, growth, happiness, humanity, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse
We are all collectors;
storing images and sounds
as museums their acquisitions,
and conductors, their array
of scintillating voices….
Some we obtain for profit
and some to simply enjoy--
a lovely face with charming
grace--a lyrical smile
with eyes that beguile--
the roaring wind
stripping trees and
flattening fields—amazing
how many worlds a heart can
hold--or vanquish in an instant
of rage.
Categories:
acquisitions, analogy, hate, heart, introspection, love, meaningful, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse